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4 VERDICT m A DtMIjoHN.

AFTER awhile the jury said they
wanted to deliberate, and the
Squire with an expressive glance ut
Sergeant, ordered the crowd out,
put Haines in charge of the Con-
stable, who was on hand by this
time, locked the door, appointed a
Deputy Constable to guard it, and
went over to Williams to bet on
Cooked Hat The Constable took
Haines to the old Capitol building
and locked him in the janitor's
room. l hung about the 'Squire's
office, waiting for the door to open.
1t was 8 o'clock and very dark when
l saw Bob Hillman, the prosecuting
attorney pro TEN. approach the
deputy at the door He had q gal
Ion demijohn in his hand, and l, not
5 feet away, saw him give the de-
putty bottle and whisper to him.
Then he set the demijohn before the
door and walked away. Then the
deputy took a pull at the bottle and
walked away. Then rushed to the
demijohn and pulled out the cork.
The purest Kentucky bourbon it
was and smelled rich. There was
slip of paper on the handle. Iguess-
ed what it was, tore it off, pulled
out a piece of yellow wrapping pa
per had in my pocket, and with a
pencil wrote: Compliments of de-
Tense ] fastened it To the handle
and got out of sight. A second
later Bob Hillman approached the
door and tapped gently. 1t was
opened, the demijohn was carried in
and the door was shut. Hillman
walked off, the deputy returned and
l crossed to Williams saloon to
read my stolen slip of paper. l was
right. Compliment of the prosecu-
tion,' it read.
Half an hour later verdict was
arrived at. The Squire took his
place, the prisoner was brought from
the Capitol, the crowd surged in,
and, while both Hillman and / look
ed smilingly and confident, Squire
Runcle asked:
"What is your verdict, gentleman,
guilty or not guilty."
"Not guilty" returned Sergeant.
"Hillman was going to ask for a
poll of the jury, but the Squirrels
gun bore on him, the crowd left,
and Haines got out of town as quick
as he could. That case made me in
Vallejo, and although l left Califor-
mia few years afterward, I've
been making money ever since. -
Philadelphia News.
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o LUSO HAWAIIANO.

A LII persons who want to c0mmuni
IA cate with the Portuguese, either
for business, or for procuring workmcn,
servants or any other helps, will find il
The most profitable way to advertise In
the Laso HawaiiaRo, the new organ Of
the Portuguese colony, which is pub.
lished on Merchant street, Gazette Build.
ing. (Post.01lce Letter Box E.), and
only charges reasonable rates for adver
tisementa.
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FOR RENT OR LEASE.

.hsas Z The premises now occupied
sss4 by s. X. Mahoe, at Kapalama
$50 Entrance through Austin Lane
The house consists of parlor, s bed
rooms, kitchen, pantry and dining room.
Possession given Immediately.
OF Apply TO j. f. COLBURN.
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LONG BRANCH BATHS.
NOTICE.

THAVE been in business at Kalihiwai
Il for many years, and have had no
Trouble until now. Too many per,o ns
come to my place, and | do not know
which of them are bad and which are
good Some come to my house to sleep
and steal. Now after O'clock at night
| will let no person come in my yard.
If some enc wants business with me, let
him call from without my premises. If
he is all right | will let him come in,
but if do not know him | will have
him arrested. LAI SANG
November 81. 1887. 81
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NOTICE.

HEREBY forbid all persons from en-
Il tering my premises at Kalihiwai,
except on business, after 8 o'clock in the
evening. Any one having business with
me after that hour, must first call me by
name before entering the premises. Any
one found trespassing on my premises or
about them after that hour, who have
no business there, will be dealt with &C.
cording 10 law.
A. AKANA.
90 Kalihiwai, Kauai.
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1.-The Blood is the LIE.

Thoroucly cleanse the blood, wh;ca is
the fountain of health, by using DR.. Picrce's
Ga;Gen Medical Discovery, and good diges-
ti@u. a fair skin, bouyant spirits, vital
strength. and sourdaess Of constitution will
be established.
Golden Medical Discovery cures all hC-
mnrs. fora the common pimpic, blotch, or
eruption, to the worst Scrofl!!a, or blood
poison. Especially has proven its efficacy
in curing sa!t-:heum or tct,cr, ievcr-scres,
hip Joint disease, scr1fulous sores ard Swe!-
linss. enlarged glands, ard eating ulcers.
Go:ien Medical Discovery cures con.
SUMPTION (wiGch is scrofu!a OF TIC lungs,
b: is woldeiful blood purif, ing, inTigora-
ti:.~. and ru;riiive properties. For wesk
lu4gs, splitting Of blood, SAor;ne$s Of breath,
bronchitis, severe coughs, asthma, and
kindred affections, it isa sovereign remedy
1t promptly cures the severcst c1ughs.
Fer torpid liver, biilionsuess. or liver
complaint, dyspepsia, and indigestion, ii is
an uncquaied remedy. Sold by druggists
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feet the current, but it would pass over
the plateaus OF Spain, into the Medlter-
ranean, across the lower part OF Greece,
then over the plains Of Asia Minor, ana,
still holding the same parallel, strike
Mount Ararat. The distance 1rom
Charleston to Mount Ararat is l3l de-
grees Of latitude, say S,515 milse. The
time the ark was on the water was one
hundred and fifty days, or 5000 hours.
OF Care aatteras the gulf stream has g
ve.ocity of two miles IN hour; this would
leave very little to be overcome, II We
;.:!pT Cor the uninterrupted iow WHICH
Il, current then had.
Il is rot likely that ANIMALS would he
!,,aded n any otl2er than tie latitude to
which tttey We're accustomed. IGey
would determine toe direction OF the ask.
IL, ,s.s;,way OF the ark under this sup
position mad a blessing in it. Between
the Both and the 10th parallels have
sprung the great philosophers, warriors,
statesmen and discoveries Of the race,
including the Saviour. st. Paul, St.
JOHN and tie Churches OF Asia Minor.
l shall not stress the fact that by the
Province of God We find Methodism be-
Gun as Charleston and Savannah IN the
first hymn book ever published by Mr.
Wesley; also in tie MoraviaGs, u:
Charles Wesley, and IL the lahors o.
Nj. Whitfield. There certainly would
be fitness in starting :! !sonle@here near
the original site OF Eden.
Now, Il any one differs from this vic",
am content. I 60 not press 1t. leave
that to you South CarolinianS.
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Z TONGUE In KNOTS.

contracted malaria in the swamps Of
Louisiana while working for the tele-
graph company, and used every kind Of
medicine I could hear Of without relief.
[ at last succeeded ii breaking the fever,
but it cost NE over $4,000, and then my
system was pro;tc@@tsed and saturated with
malarial poison and I bscaua almost
helpless. I finally came here, my mouth
so filed with sores that I could scarcely
eat, and my tongue raw and Il lcd with
little kno:s. Various remedies we're re-
sorted to without effect. E bought two
bottles OF B. 3. 3. ;.cG; it has cured aEd
strengthened ne. I'll sores OF NY
month are henled and ny tongue entire
ly c;sar OF knots and soreness, and ] feel
Ike q ncw m4r.
Jackson, Tenn, april 20, 1856.
4 F BRITroS.
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:,.:..k-Rm
\ crown. i:wel-Thc bump Of cousis

\ crowf. jj2"e!-Thc Dump Of cousis.-
cacy.
!Iow can bride be expected to snow
svlf.DassesS:cn Wien she Is bc.Dg Gl:ei1
AVA.
\ women uar:a.. {: Ids naIi as much salts
faciirn IL tie sermon as She DOC !n;: grease
spot CT tie ;a@l: O: the womaA's GTes; N
t:ont of Ter.
IN ms cu;i.atcncl age true greataes3
consist: in Smoking three dozen twenty-five
cent CIGARS day. :iad having q signature
that nobody; can read.
How d::;i yea begin life!2 tie yciicg
,ran ASKED !:c g:cat Man. Il didn't Begin
it, t;utiIul!y replied the great man. ~
was here when goI here.
'.D::,l you get or: that banana peel on rhe
sta;rs?' asked one cli:ce boy Of another.
Yes. replied the other, with an expression
Of feeling, Il tumbled.
OH Mrs Rrbson-Jojn, I'm afraid ci
that electric light in front OF the house.
Old Mr.. RolSon-Thcre's no danger, Sam
manthy; the wire is insulted
The highest ambition of some peop:"
sccn:s to be to make themselves disoSreeabh:.
| as for instance, the man who asks you wh&;
time it is when lie knows you have your
watch pawned.
Paper is now utilized in the manufacture
Of collins. the new material being stained
and polished to resemble rosewood. The
coffins are very handsome, and compara-
lively inexpensive.
Gent Ito street porter)-"Are you en-
gaged?' No, sir; what is ii please?1 u
want voi:: 10 carry my trunk 10 the station.
"VeTy sorry, but I'm a specialist en- love
letters and noscgays.
j. soiOu:aer& ct oGc of the summer resorts
who was aroused at an mccarthy hour
every morning by the hidcoGs crowiaG Ct
the c; cks com nlplained bitterly of the fowl
air o. the place.
When girl tells 4 youug man that he is
IAN impudeat, saucy thing, and Just too
horrid for any use. he ought to teel de
pressed, bit he generally doesn't. Gen
orally he feels repressed.
.'You believe in good nature, don't youy
Yes, l am Of the opinion that it is the
sunshine of life" "Wcll, then, you will
lend me FIVE dollars, am sure" Nc;
never practice what preach. "
Rest ard change are good for people,
the physicians aver" SAID the wife as she
rose at night to rife her husbands pockets.
Eve had a rest, aIlt: nos I'm going through
these pockets f0r : little change.
Wraps of India shawls viii be among
the TloSt elegant and exclusively fashion
able" Of the coming Writer. They arc
adroitly made without cutting the shawl,
AID lined with fancy pluShes that cost ser'
esal dollars L yard.
At Marshall, Texas oa .f2esday, tho
Texas and ;&c:iic Raiirrad was sold to
Gen J J. WiS;ar, who represents the pnr-
chasing committee, 81 $G,G06.G coo for thu
Eastern division, ard $4,000, ,0G0 Tor the
k:o Gv2nde division.
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liver. Blood, and Lungs.

II you feel dull, dEowsy. Gc.Jii;
eclloW color Of skin. o. ycl!owish-brow,n sI5OtS-
on fuce or body, frequent headache or dizIi-
rcss. bed taste in l"outh. internal heat Or
ellis, alternating with hot tiushes low spirita
ana gloomy forcbodings, Irregular appetite,
and coated tongue. you are suffering from
Ei;Iiigcs:icn, Dyspepsia, and Torpid
E.;vcT, OF '8iiiousEcss.n In many
cases only part of these symptoms are expo
ricnced. As q remedy for all such eases,
Gr. piercc;s Golden Medical DIS.
covcry is unsurpassed.
For weak lungs, Splitting OF
Eicoa, Sl,ortness OF Breath, Eron.
cE:isis, Asthma, Severe Coughs, and
kindred affections, it is an efficient remedy:
cold GY DRUGGISTS, ct S1.0O, or SIX
ESTELES for $500.
send ten cents iS stamps for DR.. Pierce's
book on Consumption. Address.
worlds DispenSary Medical $500
citation, 663 Main Street, BUFFALO, \. Y.
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$3.50 - EEkSxS,

>,c.,, . common EsIctcE.. or Eruption.
-. fi,e worst &cYGfuia. salt rheums
:: :s'o=cr- sores,,' scaIy or Rough
s;5iI;, IN short, ii discaSS aasf causea by baa
-. ~? ans: inviyoratng medicine. Great
T,i:.:fig C:ceTs rapidly heal under its DC;
:,:-I; influence Especially has it manifestei
is noiency in curing Tettcr, Rose RasR
E;iS:S Scrcs aHG Slgcliings. Hip
:c;:5t Disease. White SLEellings,
ssc;trc. or TI,icEz Neck, and Enlarged
G.si-tis. Send ten cents IN stamps for j
80 treatise. with colorcd plates, on Skin
misrsses. or the same amount for q, treatise
On Scrofnlous Affections:
y THG EsLooI' Is TEE u, LEE; IsEE;' ,
Ihoroughly cleanse !t b using Dr. ~ pterce,j rec;
ts;SSstiorr, q sair skin, bucya't sPIr.
.sSsas&SG.yfils strength, will be established.
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PRIVATE BOARDING.

ON THE FIRST OF OCTOBER, the
undersigned opened
FIRST CLASS BOARDING HOUSE
in Charleston, for the accommodation Of
both Transient and Permanent Bosrders.
The Building, located on the northeast
corner OF Wentworth and Glebe streets,
is conveniently near the business portion
of King street, yet free from the noise
OF the thoroughfares. It is within easy
reach from the Academy of Music and
from Churches OF ali the different de-
nominations.
The house has been thoroughly re-
paired, and fitted up in good style with
new furniture and fixtures.
Terms reasonable.
For further information address
MRS. L. E. HASELL,
CT Hiss S. S. EDWARDS, e
Ltf Charleston, S. G.
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CHARl4f).IT TE
EsrsaEg : r: -'ETs ~ J@WEY %ys
I !; S,EEITza xy, S;;SSSI,s'UIE,

SESSION BEGINS, SEPT. I, 1887.
IL in the South mas advantages supe-
rior to .iaose offered here in every depart
raeDt-G oiegiate, Art and Husic. Only
experienced and accomplished teachers.
Tie building is lighted with gas, warmed
with TIE best wrou9ht-iron furnaces, has
hot and cold water baths, and frst-class
appointments as a Boarding School in
every Iespecs-no school in the South has
superior.
Reduction for two or more from the same
tamily Or rrighborhooii. Pupils CO rged only
from date oi entrance, after the first month
Of the session.
For Catalogue, With GEll particulars, az
dress lev. WM s. ATKINSON,
Charlotte: N C.
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go sgsg gISEpTION,

v.rEc, is screGuIa OF the Lungs, is ar
Ted AMI cared by this remedy. if taken be-
fore the last stages of the disease are reached:
i,,.o;,, IFS marvellous power over this terribly
fit3l disease, when first offering this now
.,Si.t ..S"bratcG Tcncdy to the public, Dr. PIERCE
thought seriously OF. calling it MS Con
eec;:sipf:on Cures'' but abandoned TN; !as
rrarn its wonderful cni1t:nat:cn Of tonic, or
SIREN rem rthening. aitera;;yc. or hlooG-cieansing,
onti-6ilious. poc,o.;l. :i"' !:'tr!s:rc proper
ties, is rncq.acd, %! c,'!E IS :. reEledy JOE
~ f,,n
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PEACE INSTITUTE,
1.aEe1Sh, ~. q.

The Eai! Session commences on the first
Wednesday in September 18th day., and ends
the fast Wednesday, in June, 1883.
livery department OF instruction filed by
experienced. and accomplished teachers .
Building the largest and most thoroughly
equipped in the St4te. Heated by steam and
study HALL lighted by electricity. Q
special rates for two o. more from same
family.
For Circulars and Catalogue,
t:ddreSs,
Eev. 2. BURWELL g. SON,
july2!L2Ln RALEIGH, n. G.
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Pianos ard Organs.

AZ of the best makes. s25 cash and
balance November l, at spot cash prices
on Piano. SO cash and balance No
venhec j, at spot casa prices on an
Org2:. Delivered, freight Tree, at your
nearest depot. Fifteen days test trial
and freight both ways if not satisfactory.
White for circulars.
n. ". TRUMP,
Columbia, S. G.
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WEBB ClrY, ARK, BLOOD

Havirg tested B. 3. 3. and found 1t 10
be al :s;;iEst is elaime6 for it, [ commend
It to a4y ana every oae suffering from
blood poison. It has done mc more
good for less money and il a shorter:
space OF time than any blood purifier /
ever used. / owe the comfort Of my
Life 70 its use, for I rave been troubled
with :. severe form OF blood poison for 5
or years and found no relief equal to
that given by the use Of B. B. 3.
Y. C. MCGAUHEY.
Webb City, AK, May 3, 1856.
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STIFF JOINTS.
A MOST REIAEKAEEIE CASE or SCRoFCLA
AND RHEUMATISM

AND RHEUMATISM.
have little boy twelve years old
whose knees have been drawn almost
double and his joints are perfectly stiff,
and be has been in this condition three
years, unable to walk. During that time
The medical board of London county ex-
amined bin ana pronounced tue disease
scrofala and prescribed, but 40 benefit
ever derived. then used much ad-
veltised preparation without benefit
Three weeks ego be i)ec21ne perfectly
helpless and suffered dceadfully.
\ friend who had rssd 3. 3. B. ad-
viscG its use. Jia has used one bottle
aud Ill pain has CEASED and he Can now
walk. This has baen a most wonderful
action, as his complaint had bafled
everything. saail continue to use it on
him Mis- EMMA GHIFFITES.
Trr;Fi, fH,o,, NEe,.oI, > 1SQS
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Webb City, AK, Aay 3, 1856.

I'll who desire fill Information :lhou; The
cause snd cure Of nlorG: Poi>ons, Scrofula ana
scrotuloGS swelings, nlccrs sores, i.tIcuIna
tiSm, kidncJ. complaints. hatarri1, etc. c2a
secure by mail free, i copy ou: 81 page HIS.
:ratel i:o":l OF Wonders, iiil1l with the most
wonderful &Id startling p:oCf ever before
!;uo::u. address, .:L1.pD BALE 70,
::S:aHt;. "a.
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nose. offensive or otherwlse, Partlal !Uss OF
smell, taste, or hearing, weak eyes, dull pam
or pressure in head. you have Catarrh. Ihou-
sords of cases terminate in consumption.
Dr Sare's CArARRH REMEDY cures the worst
cases of Catarrll, 'sCold in the Hea6,o
and Catarrhal Headache. 50 cents.
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PITTS CARMINAYIVE! !!
FOR INFANTS AND

I E:ETHiNG chill DREN.
An instant relief for colo of infants.
Cures Dysentery, Diarrhea, Cholera
InfaDtum or any diseases of the stomach
arG bowels. Makes the criticsl period
c:s 'T'cetL;,?s safe and easy. IS 3 safe and
pleasant sonic. Fer sale by al druggists,
ar:.i sso- wholesale by HowAao, WIIIET
& co, ,:EguGts, Go.
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:: ): :: :: Delicate disease q. else; :, \
radically cured Send 10 cents in st.:&i:,
for book. Address, Worlds DisrJI&.:,
Medical Association, Buffalo, n. \.
Rubber overshocs are to cost NOR: ;i;:s
year than last. 1t is devoutly 10 be hoped
that the average quality will be higher, toe.
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Sio?. a:,i bilious h@alachc, an; all de-
ian. cpci.t,"f stomach and bo.cls, cured
By u i':cr2c's Pellets anti-bilious
:nnlc$. - cents vial. No cheap boxes
t, allow waste of virtues. By druggists.
air and cool, reported the unsuccess-
ful but adcring lover.
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$500 REWARD

is offered by tie proprictors
of Dr.. Sage's Catarrn Remedy
for q case of catarrh which
they cannot cure. II you
have a discharge from the
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LwTTE. FROM CHARLESTON.

Nets Ahnu, Gala iEeck-!iT:on:s the Folitfciahs
-'E;.,. Chief ui Pol:ce-A New sunday Sapsr
--t..c Fruits OF Enterprise.
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In the United States Supreme Co:ift yes
terday, Attorney General Carload presented
resolutions adopted by the Bar .Associaii..fi
on the death Of Justice Weeds aud I'd
dressed the Coart, highly culosizio$ &c
late Justice. Memorial resolutions Ec:t
then read. The Chief Justice pronounced
a eulogy on his deceased associate ;:nt: Tie
resolutions aE.l the remarks oi iI,c iii;: ri
torney general were or;!c:c,! t. 5@ ciitt:t'i
on the records Of the Court.
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THE GARDEN OF EDEN.
ITS PKOHAE5E LOCATION NEAR THE
CITY OF CaARLESCOS.

Bishop Eeeuer Gives Some Reasons for
Such Supposi,ic:s-The Voyage OF Noah
kl,o Al
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THE VALUE OF A CANNERY.

The "Boonville Republican"
speaking of the value of a cannery
gives the followingIfacts for people
to figure on. There is cannery
at Lexington, Mo-, which during
August and September last, paid
the farmers and gardeners around
Lexington S12,740.55 for green
corn, beans and tomatoes. Think
of the value and estimate the bene-
fits to community of even a small
institution like that. The market
thus afforded gave quite number
of farmers and gardners good pay
for their summers work. Then
the canning gave employment to
quite number of skilled work
men, and an article of commerce
was produced for shipment abroad
to bring money back to be invest
ed or spent. there, or the goods en-
tering the home market took the
place of those bought abroad and
for which the money has to be sent
away.
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acter as school life, and to engage

acter as school life, and to engage
the children in, or make them q
party to any movement which they
must soon discover was only de-
ception will prove a demoralizing
factor throughout life. When they
step out into the world and take
upon them the responsibilities of
life, they are ready to begin the
practice of the same artful de-
ception to obtain money for them
selves, which they practiced in the
primary schools and on up
through the colleges, to obtain
money for others. That which
tends to dishonesty should be as
carefully guarded from our schools
as from the family circle, and the
teacher who will permit even the
the appearance of fraudulent de-
sign is unworthy the profession or
the recognition of Boards of Edu-
cation.
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NEWSPAPERS In 1887.

Geo. P, Rowell & Co., of New
York, will issue on Monday, May
End, the Nineteenth Annual edit
ion of their standard publication,
the American Newspaper Direct
ory.'
The new volume contains an ex-
haustive list of all Glass Publica-
tions SO admirable arranged that
any one of the three thousand pa
pers represented there can be read
lily referred to, and all important
facts concerning it, together with
its circulation rating, easily obtain
ed.
The Newspaper Directory will
be used principally by Publishers,
Advertisers and Advertising Agen-
is. but the vast fund of information
it contains makes it valuable to
persons of almost every trade and
profession. AS Gazetteer alone
it is well worth the price charged,
$500, for it fully describes every
town in which a newspaper is
issued, and few people care to
know about any place where one is
not.
The number of papers published
in the United States, Territories
Including AIaskal and Canada is
put at 10, ,420; an increase of 5S1 in
one year.
The growth of newspapers in
some of the Western States would
be matter Of wonder, if it were
not that this year is no exception
to the rule. In Kansas the increase
is SO and in Nebraska Ga: while
the Keystone State shows small
er advance Of 35 and the Buckeye
State Of 30. Pennsylvania exhibits
the largest increase in dailies, II;
Kansas in weeklies, 81, and New
York in monthlies, AZ. Seven
States shows a decrease: the most
prominent instances being New
Hampshire and Virginia, six each.
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